New Keppel Net Profit Growth
Net profit of the New Keppel rose 39% year-on-year to $1.1 billion (FY2025), with improvements across all three operating segments and a stronger ROE for the New Keppel of 18.7% (up from 14.9% a year earlier).
Funds Under Management Expansion
Funds under management (FUM) increased from $88 billion to $95 billion in FY2025, on track to the $100 billion target by end-2026; FUM has grown at a compound annual growth rate of about 20% over the past five years.
Asset Management Fee Momentum
Asset management fees generated $453 million in FY2025; asset management profit increased 15% to $189 million (management commentary), and active fundraising and portfolio growth added $10.1 billion of new FUM during the year.
Record Infrastructure Recurring Earnings
Infrastructure delivered record recurring earnings of $703 million in FY2025. The integrated power business reported resilient EBITDA of $661 million, while decarbonization and sustainability solutions EBITDA rose 32% year-on-year to $130 million.
Strong Connectivity and Data Center Positioning
Data center power bank expanded from ~300 MW to over 1 GW in Asia Pacific (including a Melbourne site earmarked for a future 720 MW AI campus). Management estimates the >1 GW power bank, when activated, could translate into about $10 billion of data center FUM.
Asset Monetization Progress
Announced monetizations of about $2.9 billion in 2025 and completed transactions with a gross monetization value of about $1.6 billion in FY2025; total announced monetization since Oct 2020 reached approximately $14.5 billion. Noncore portfolio for divestment stands at $13.5 billion.
Shareholder Returns and Capital Management
Total shareholder return for 2025 was 58.5%. Board proposed full-year ordinary cash dividend of $0.34 per share and a special dividend of ~$0.13 per share (including units), for total dividends of ~$0.47 per share — up 38% from FY2024. Share buyback program (US$500m) launched in July 2025; ~13 million shares repurchased for ~$116 million so far.
Stronger Recurring Income and Cash Metrics (New Keppel)
Recurring income rose 21% to $941 million (FY2025) and New Keppel's net debt-to-EBITDA improved to 2.0x from 2.3x a year earlier. Free cash inflow for the New Keppel (excluding noncore/discontinued operations) was reported at $177 million.
Operational Backlog and Long-Term Contracts
Long-term supply contracts in non-power infrastructure grew by over $1 billion year-on-year to $7.1 billion (revenues to be earned over 10–15 years). Around 67% of Infrastructure power generation capacity is contracted for 3 years or longer.
Strategic Network and Connectivity Wins
Bifrost subsea cable commenced commercial traffic in December 2025; first two fiber pairs committed and expected to generate, on average over 25 years, about $200 million in O&M fees per fiber pair. Additional binding term sheet signed for another fiber pair in January 2026.